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Haiti Has Little Stability But Every Kind Of Problem

I; JOSEPH MaeSWEEN Canadian Press Staff Writer Unhappy. hungry Haiti now int,

he grip of martial law. has suf-g lercd through nearly a year all bit er civil strife.

Nowone can predict ttith cer- tainly when the end will come. But hopes are held for a return; of political sanity after the re-: sults of the recent general elec-yl tion are announced officially on Sunday. y

Brig. - Gen Aiitoiiiii Kebreauf head of the three-nian militaryg junta currently in charge. has shown determination to enforce acceptance of the tote.

But seven pztiveriiiiients hate paraded across the stage of the tint Negro republic. which has t.ll0ll.000 folk in an area hall ilie sire of Noxa St-uiia. during the last nine months. HAGLOIRE 0l'T FIRST

Actually llaiii. the only French- spealtiiig republic of the Amer- lacs. has seen little stability of any kind since uinning independ- once from the French in 1804 un- der the reiolulionist Toussaint lhuvertiire

The riirrent tiiffit-ulties started; last December uhen PT9SlflPI!il Paul ltlazlnire - known in Can-! ada which he iisiiecl while in. pmner -. vias thrown from Offhffi uhevi he tried to succeed himself in iiafiance of the constitution.

Kehreati has raised from an obscure miliiarv post to army. chief of staff last tiny his arr; poinrmem approied by provi- aional president Daniel Fignole who then headed a civilian coun- ail.

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K-hretiu threw Fignole from

ywier on the ground that he was

ll'9Cll0ll. has consistently sought

i have visited pans of the republic

.announcement of official results

.tioii of constitutional rights He

trying to destroy the anny - at charge that was hotly denied by the outgoing president. Bitter, demonstrations broke out reach-y ing a climax June H when cas- ualties were esiimated at as high as 300. i

All this occurred in the mid of grinding poverty in the trop- ical country where starvation is common even in happier times.

The army. under Kebreauls di-

elet-tions. finally culminating in the vote of Sept. 22. which again was followed by disorders and shootings, resulting in martial law

Bl-009-5'HED FE-USED H956. issued Saturday by the lI!yio S) ria were in line with the atatistical office,

l)r. Francois Duialier. a for- tiier health minister. claims I laiidslide victory. and 'hl5 clziims hate received support from in- tiopendent correspondents w he

outside Port au Prince. the cap- ital.

But another candidate, Louis ileiuie a former senator. rlaims the election was rigged by the army. Haitians thus await the

with some dread of new blood- shed.

Duvalier. 0!. has already started talking like a president. however, outlining his hopes for economic progress and restora-

says that peace will finally reign in Haiti, one of the few Negro republics in the world

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